The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, October 05, 1939, Image 7
THllESDAT, OCTOBER S. 1939
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
JAMES Otis McGRAW
Juaes Otis McGrav. 1&, died at tb«
kxfti iMMpital at «B early hoar Sun
day foUovinf a brief illness.
He eras a natire of Hendersonville,
N. C., bat had been livinc here six
years. Mr. McGrav was the son of J.
D. and the late Mrs. Jennie Jones Me-
C^w. j
Sorrivinir are hb father and step-1
mother, four brothers, Hestley and.
Alanao McOraw, Hendersonville; Gor
don and Frank McGraw. Tryon, N. C.;
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C;
Laws Affecting
Autoists
Washington
More Than 25 Bills Await Ses
sion of Next General Assem
bly. Marriage Act Included.
THE SPORTS CHAHERBOX
By TENCH OWENS
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PAGE SEVEN
draw a large number of Clinton folk
into the stands.
The consensus at Thornwell seems
[to be that Clinton high school will
j suffer defeat tonight in a game of
' Columbia. Oct. I.-Moasu«s of vi-''«“.'•>»" “-wo two rival ia.ti-
'ta! inte;«t to motoriata aro bound to ‘“"o"’;. '>>7'
■ coino up at thf sosaion of the gvnoral "> , f»'t '"t ,<>>'» belief {ning mate of Oaley’a and aa a keen,
'aaaembly opening in January. (though not quite enough in our opin- depenilivble back.
on a Clinton high team. His running
is always a threat and hi.s punting
is improving.
Charles- “Chocolate” Burnette has
devcioned swiftly as a worthy run-
Predictions:
Clinton over ThomWell, IJ to 6.
P. C. over Citadel, 13-to 7.
Washington, Oct. 2.—^The final jbe proposals, continued from the
on, at,p4,rotl»r. Jo, (jibh*. Clinton’; 1"*’" Congrwa’ to Pr«id,nt i,* t session, would
ion). At least it is not
wishful thinking.
altogethei , jjj^p Clinton will have its tw’o
..WW..W. w-i«r va...,-va.. I mainstays in Johnny Cranford, lanky
Roosevelts plea to repeal the embargo, Rt^uire owners and o^jerators of- Thornwell’s record this sea.son in-'pas.s-snagging end, and “Bangs”
Travelers Rest.* ' ' arms and ammunitions to belig- motor vehicles to carry insurance or'eludes a 7-to-O los.s to Newberry and Trammell, captain and tackle of the
first year at
developed a hard-
that must be
^reckpn^4_with until the last whistle
ing in the church cemetery,
Ptf
ito get expressions of pid>lic »enti-ifrom suspending or taking possession, y^ti t
ment which wrere quite the opposite of ’ of * drivers* license until the ca.se' Sranies
the scores of their
are enough to .show
two
COLDS Cause Discomfort
For quick relief
from the misery
of colds, take 666
luiquid—Tablets—Salve—Nose Drops
666
blown. Walter played guard for
Interested In Profitable what the President and niost of the i against the driver is terminated bylsf>'^ngth. New’beiTy, a dass ^tcam, Presbyterian college dur-
Fnrming -members of Civngi-ess had believed forfeiture of bail, plea of guilty or'consistently has a good, big team and|j„j^ ^is football days. In high school
Before you ctoew*your trade be sure i'*'•3 the way the people of the United j^nviction of an offense for which the M* always a hard nut to crack on its
that ♦be water supply and sewage dis-1 States felt. j penalty includes suspension of the borne field, where the Thornwell
posal facilities on the land that you The President’s clearly stated de- license. [game was played. Comparative scores
plan to rent, or share crop, will not sire to keep the United States out Give the counties two cents instead^of the respective Woodruff games
cause sickness which might cause iheiof war met an overwhelming res- of one cent of the six-cent state gastJ-jH^ay indicate a slight su|)eriority for
loss of your crop. Free inspection and'ponse of approval. .Almost as unani-hine tax, proponents claiming the.the Red Devils, but neither te.am ^ ^ „ ,,.,0.
advice anywhere in Laurens county mous are the expressions of sjmipathy,change would enable counties to main- P^^obably scored as much as pos.sible,incidentally, where you probably
maybe bad by request to the Laurens, with the Allied cause as against Hit-1 tain their roads better. ^ .Besides comparative scores usually football thim any other
county health department. iler which are included in the record-! Subordinate the lien of personal or,c»n be ignored when it conies to tbelW'Uder came to Clinton the
d tele- property damage resulting from neg-; traditional clash between Clinton and Todd’
ing nis rootbaJI days. In high
he was awarded a trophy as the best
blocker his senior year.
Coach Bob W'^ilder has had unusual
succes.s in the four years he hasi
coached the Red Devils, He, too, was]
a guard in his playing days, a posi
COMMUNITY
FUNERAL HOME
Clinton, S. C.
FOR COLORED PEOPLE ONLY
Phone 319
Rev. H. W. Walker. Manager
Want Ads
breaking volume of mail and
grams addressed* to the White House
and the Capitol. No such volumnious
ligent operation of motor vehicles to (Thornwell.
mortgages recorded prior to collision,! The player on whom the Thornwell
[and widespread public interest has!and limit the time in which attach-. supporters are basing their hopes, ^d
FOR SALE—One car radio, in good been shown in any question which nients for the enforcement of such I tightly so, is Ernest Jacob.s, 1<0-
condiiion. Apply to F. XI. Stutts. Ic Congress has had to deal at any time'liens can be filed. ^jHiund full back. He can pass, punt,
LOST-^rcameo pin " Reward if re- '*^ ^ calendar carries twenty-nine'and run with the best. His blocking.
turned to Mrs- L. W*. RawL Chaney’s literally hundreds of
Dress Shoppe, or Phone 90. Ic of letters have poured in.
thousands! ^‘***- inclutle proposals to amend j tackling, and pass defense ability aie
s graduation, so to
night’s game will not be a case of
pupil versus teacher, but certainly it
will be an intere.sting game that will
Dr. L. B. Marion
NATUREPATH
Nature’s Own Way To
Health and Happiness.
No. 1 National Bank Bldg.
CUNTON, S. C.
FOR S.\LE—One hundred and fifty
bushels of recleane-J barley. R. J. rew'iv^
Pitts Store,
On the
hi.storic special
session opened, one Senativr aLvnet
first day after the
tfc
more than 2S.IHW
from the people of his .state.
.ATTENTION F.XRXIERS: Our wheat . . .
mdl runs ewry day. We are not while the Preshlent s mail and
crowded iK>w. You can ge< your grind- tcU granis weav almost unanimous in
ing on short notice. We will approci- P'***’’*’ »»»* ^P«^ ^
ate your patronage. E. V. Codding, repealed declaration
Waterloo. S. C. 28-3c puriwse of the American
- — — peopK' is to keep out of awr. and his
the con.stitution to provide biennial | unknown to this writer, but rumors ,
k'gislative sessions, proyide further; have it that he is one of the best all-i
for licensing contractors for slate round backs ever to play for Thom-'
l^,jt^ry highway work and changing some well, a school which has produced
statutes relating to the registration of the greatest hacks in this
Favor Embarn engineers and land surveyors and state. He has yet to prove himstdf
‘to earmark income from the business but there is plenty of time since, un
license Ux foi the piHdic welfare de- fortunately for Thornwell’s opimn. nt'*.
parunent. ' b«* has two more years in high school.
Another bill would prohibit issu- The Thornwell team ap|>eai-i to
Amerrcan'**^*^ of a niarriags* license when have more weight than last year and
either or both i»arties an* under 21 niore spirit. Benny Hillhou,se, fi. ry
' truly - . , . 1 i.-
« fmharga counties reside without the county in spark nis tea
ie press*"! ♦chich the !icen.>»e is applied for, un- de.MontmoUin
,\SSV PL-XN-TS-emcr r»cr ord,r I—. <•;"« .f k
n,.. f,r Ci„t P.n.«. ."r. VL JV" “
ut ♦ktiial that the PiesHlent’*. pi
FOR RENT—Four unfurnished rooms, assertion that the way to be
private bath. IT> S. Broad street, netural is to re|Jeal the arms
.AppCy Hvitel tTirt^w.. Ip i»rovisions, at least, of the prriwnt
let-
a
pne
gram will keep us out <»f war. and an
'years of age or whs-n either or both little quarterliack, will call plays and
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'nie-- are uarKcelled for ^ixe. Beauty
r ,»f Blakely
iMv, Tr1ei>bone 1'*^
and Varwty of Blakely Broth
ap|H ai to retain the arms rmnoigo
a« a ?^feguaid of peace.
I ioni -oiin -M-\-tH»n' of the t -an
!*■)■ th rat •* of lrtt«-y' favo ng tb»
rets'ition of thi pi«-»«-it law i« as
high as a hu?>.|t«sl aga * -t rrf«ea! to
lie ir fu\>>r it I» to* -(es-t.-.r, of
•-he naff<»r >■> thr nta^.fity agaiK-t
1- p* ao a» • L>ii» ■ » f «»m
, r x!.'j,'it". Ir-' tS«r ten t.- .toe
FAIR ^UE Hard wo.sl for A-hWy
jte*-'*. -ak ar'i h'eiii**y t’* ' H- *
d.Ts,p—x a* t > (•uani> t'<»
Imv «i T P**» l9-4c
m into action. Richard
on end and Bruce (Juar
le»s prwif is given that three days’, Icrman on tackle ar«* two other dan-
public notice has ln-en given of intVn- gerous idayer- for the orphanug*
tion to apply for the license and that lads.
the parents have been ntKifietl. < linton will have a slight eilg.
One measure would allow the sute weight and reserves, two imp.irtan-
iMiard of esiuration to aluindon out- factors in any foot tail game. .Xga.=:-t
noMWst textbiHiks usetl in the puMie Wieulr.iff and Hat-shut f. rh« r -
and thi» n«»< be . -r.-jd two upixment-, the Red D.*- ! • ikr.l
Auto Loans!
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car for you.
Our terms and rates are standard.
TIMMERMAN MOTOR CO.
CHRYSLER — IM.YMOl'TH
rhone 119 .Sales and Service Clinton, S. C.
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Kt-pu;>laan Party. G»»v. .Alf M. Ljin
d Hi and Uid Frank Knux. the emn-
«i.da:.for Piv-nient and N icr-Pirti-
dent in 1936. He called on the
.\mencan people to oct aa a unit with
out regard to political affiliations.
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h*- *. xpr* - *-<l thi- .i»i’ ‘i.
*»• -h* olii. by «*C'jie»m.* iMuhaig"
•I'Mirantin*' ttw—e civunlries which w-
jutiged t<» !»•* the aggi t O.hi i
larji.r statement- by Rooie\«'lt were
s‘-'» calleii unneutral by Taft.
ji. The New lH*aJ, “u.«ing the war
a.-* an excu.M*,” may “make an effort
to extend givernment control over
business and individuals.”
„ , , ... For these asserteil rea.-ions, Tafli
Govermw LaiK^n. in a public sUte- included: '
ment, difciared that thr grave notion-
**lf the people of this country want
to remain at peace after 1940, they
had better trust the ailministratiun
of their foreign policy to the Repub
licans."
BABB IS ASSOCIATED
WITH FATHER’S FIRM
:sd issue of keeping out of war is
clouded by the shadow of the wide
spread beJief that the president de
sires a third term in his high of
fice. There is no doubt that some
of the opposition in the public mind
and among Senators and Representa
tives to adoption of the P^idcm’s>
program is based upon the belief that, I Lau^^,^ Sept. 2H. — Thomas A.i
in one way w anther, it mig^ ***,Babb, who graduated last June from’
u^ to furt^r hts cai^Hl^’ for a (i^partment of tlie University
third term in the House. s<,uth Carolina, has become a.sso-
The doninant belief hero is J^batj^j^j^ jjj, father, R. E. Babb, un-
when It comes to a shoi^wn in Con- ^ ^j,e firm rmme of Babb and Babb.i
gress the President will get what E. Babb is a survivor member of!
asked for. In th^ ease a rush ofLj^ former legal firm here of Simp-!
war orders from Europe is exp^-.^„ Coop^^ and Babb. The senior
■ ed Md tMro will be mmething of »in»^niber was the late Colonel Henry
. busine.ss boom, for which the .Admin-ly. Simpson, and the other is former
*****^*^ *be credit fj ^ Cooper, now a federal
wage-earners and other beneficianeSj jj,e Puerto Ricd district,
of increased employment and higher
; wages and profits. 'jigfiis* later activities in the
Red Cress Bosy [ Relief and Russian Relief
The American Red Cross b pro- campaigns, point to him as the best
^poriog to render every service pos-.qualified man to head up the Red!
jsihle to all the beUigermts who willicross work in Europe. !
Rs •id, as it did in the be-1 That vrould, however, remove Mr. I
«nni^ of the last groat war. 'Hoover from the field of polHicali
I It is understood that Norman Da-1activity, in which_ his influence ini
vis, head of the Red Cross, has asl^igii^pin^ policies of the anti-Admin-
led former President Herbert Hooverfqrces is believed to be
to take charge of relief work in Eu- '^remt and growing.
rope. Mr. Hoover’s work in organix-
ing the Belgian Relief, to which he! We Da All Kinds of PRINTING
gave a great part of his personal for- i Except Bad.
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